glitz
glitz 英 [glɪts] 美 [ɡlɪts]
v. 使光彩夺目，使绚丽 n. 浮华；炫目；闪光
名词复数:glitzs
- Glitz is a cheap or gaudy flashiness. A sparkly, sequined dress that's really shiny but not very well made has glitz, but it may not be the perfect outfit for your cousin's wedding.
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- v. 使光彩夺目，使绚丽
- n. 浮华；炫目；闪光
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1. Despite what you see in the media, financial success generally doesn’t come with a lot of glitz.
不管你在媒体里看到的什么场景，实际中的财务成功并没有那样炫目。
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2. As London recovers from the glamour and glitz of its 25th annual Fashion Week, the haute couture caravan moves on from Milan to Paris.
伦敦从浮华而充满魅力的第25届时尚周周年纪念的喧哗中平静下来，高级时装大蓬车继续由米兰驶向巴黎。
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3. Thanks to the relative freedoms it enjoys under this "one country, two systems" formula, it has leapfrogged its rivals, embracing the glitz and kitsch of gambling; and, above all, the cash.
由于它享受相对自由的“一国两制”，有了跳跃式的发展，拥有赌博的浮华和拙劣。 首要的是，拥有了大量的金钱。
- glitz (n.) "showiness without substance," 1977, a back-formation from glitzy.
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